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Catching up with Nicholas Nkuna, aka Nick Soul

by Bongiwe Tshiqi

The internationally acclaimed actor chats to us about his love for acting as well as upcoming album.

1. I’m an actor because I want to tell our inspirational stories.

I believe that there are many untold stories about black people.Throughout my career, I have worked with productions that tell our stories in a positive light. I want young people to see themselves in me when I am on screen. However, it saddens me that nowadays actors are being hired for their strong social media following, and not their acting skills.

 

2. I always strive to be a multifaceted actor and I don’t shy away from any roles.

My aim is to be an actor that excels in theatre and on small and big screens because I don’t want to limit myself. Over the years, I’ve acted in theatre productions such as The Lion King’s UK Tour, local soapies like Skeem Saam. I was also part of the movie Love by Chance. I enjoy the challenges that come with acting on different platforms.

 

3. Shooting the film Love by Chance in America was an eye-opening experience.

I was surprised that some Americans still don’t know that Africa is a continent, and they are shocked that South Africans can speak English properly. This baffled me; but I enjoyed enlightening them about who we are and informing them about how progressive South Africa is.

4. I’m also a budding musician.

I recently shot the music video for my latest single Diamond, and plan to release an album titled Therapy later this year. I write amazing Afro soul songs about love and heartbreak and I can’t wait for people to hear it. I’m so excited.

 

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